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Collective, |kəˈlektiv|, adjective: done by people acting as a group

Guilt |gilt|, noun
The fact of having committed a specified or implied offense or crime

Guild |gild|, noun
A medieval association of craftsmen or merchants, often having considerable power.

As of September 2011, 65.8% (127) of the 193 member states of the United Nations have recognised the State of Palestine. Their total population is over 5.2 billion people, equalling 75 percent of the world’s population.
4,62 million Palestinian, including their descendants, were refugees in 2008. That number does not include those displaced internally.

Between 1941 and December 1944, the official date of closing of the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex, over 1,600 trains were organised by the German Transport Ministry. The transport/arrival timetable was of 1.5 trains per day: 50 freight cars × 50 prisoners per freight car × 1.5 trains/day × 1,066 days = 4,000,000 prisoners.

Finally, and at last, I got back from this dry spell of actual months without my nose in a book, where I even had these books just sitting there waiting to have their spines broken and their guts devoured, but a numbness of the mind, an inspirational limbo, a too long frozen winter of intellect […]

A: Read Disgrace. Swallowed it. Loved it. Ran immediately to see the movie wherein Malkovitch does a thing to the character that made me think twice about our main protagonist. In the movie I saw his face/value as being a corrupt egocentric I could pity with sympathy whereas in the book sympathy came first and […]